IbSalut
ESAD
Dedicated Family Medicine Specialist since 2018.
Master Degree in Palliative Care.
PhD student at Balearic Islands University.
Currently working in Palliative Homecare Unit, Mallorca, Spain.
International experience with practice/proyects in Spain, Italy, Panama, Kenya, Japan. Communication skills with several workshop presented on this subject in WONCA conferences (European: Krakow 2018; World: Seoul 2018; Asia-Pacific: Kyoto 2019).
President since 2018 of the Organizing and Scientific Committee of the Balearic Meeting of European Residents and Young GPs, conference annually held in Mallorca, Spain.
Active member of WONCA Special Interest Group: Cancer & Palliative care.
Former member of Vasco da Gama Movement of European Residents and Young GPs.
Active member of IBAMFIC (Spanish confederate GP society) Respiratory Special Interest Group and IPCRG (International Primary Care Respiratory Group).
Presenter of 2 Presentations
THE HUMAN BEING AS A TRAVELLING SPECIES: MY MIGRANT PATIENTS, THEIR ODYSSEY AND OUR WELCOME - SPEAKERS
Session Name
Date
09.07.2021, Friday
Session Time
04:00 PM - 05:30 PM
Room
Hall 4
Presenter
Lecture Time
05:30 PM - 05:30 PM
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DYSPNOEA IN PALLIATIVE PATIENTS: HOW CAN WE HELP?
Session Name
Date
05.07.2021, Monday
Session Time
07:00 AM - 07:30 PM
Room
Publications Only
Presenter
Lecture Time
07:00 AM - 07:00 AM
Abstract
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Managing respiratory symptoms’ treatment of our chronic patients is challenging. It becomes more difficult when the patients are in an advanced stage of the disease. Primary Care and Palliative Care professionals, including doctors and nurses, need theoretical knowledge and practical skills about managing therapies during this end of life stage.
In our workshop we will explain the most common treatments, techniques and how advice to our patients and their caregivers.
Interactive tests will be presented to our colleagues that assist at the workshop.
The aim of this workshop is to increase knowledge and practical skills of our participants, hopefully mostly young family doctors, family medicine residents, general practitioners and nurses.